Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
News
Press release on the Autumn Statement.
Lib Dems condemn “chaotic and incompetent” budget
17 Nov 2022
Sewage in our Rivers
The sheer quantity of raw sewage being dumped into Britain’s rivers and coastal areas is a scandal and a disgrace.
14 Sep 2022
Essex Tory waste plans thrown out by government
Essex Tory waste plans are in total confusion after their second PFI bid is rejected by DEFRA and the decision to go ahead with the Rivenhall MBT plant has been called in by the government. The latest bid which seems to have been cobbled together overnight and without any consultation is very different with no incinerator and plans for all residual Essex waste to be sent to Basildon.
25 Jun 2009
Beverley says thanks – Shropshire Star
I WOULD like to thank the residents who voted for me in the Bagley ward. I have had a great few weeks getting out and meeting many people who live in the area.
CW
25 Jun 2009
Review Wanted on Maxi Waste Storage Planning Permission.
Local Abbey Ward campaigner and resident Simon Sansome will present a petition to the Council meeting this evening regarding planning permission of the Maxi Waste storage facility on Wesley Road, he and local residents want a review of the planning decision.
25 Jun 2009
ANGER AT RUSHED DIGITAL INTRODUCTION
The announcement by the Government that all UK radio stations will switch over to Digital frequencies early in 2015 has drawn an angry response from Councillors in the West of the County.
CW
25 Jun 2009
Less pink ink
Long-running LGBT newspaper the Pink Paper is to cease publishing in print, it was announced today. One of the best known publications for the lesbian, gay, bi and trans communities, the Pink Paper began publication in 1987 as a weekly free newspaper, and more recently published every fortnight.
25 Jun 2009
Farron wins progress on new specialist cancer treatment
Tim Farron has won a commitment from the Health Minister that the government is making progress towards providing the state of the art life-saving cancer treatment Proton Therapy in the UK. The minister, Anne Keen, said in response to a Parliamentary question from Mr Farron that an announcement will be made in the "very near future".
25 Jun 2009